Objectives Remediation can be crucial and high stakes for medical learners, and experts
agree it is often not optimally conducted. Research from other fields indicates that explicit …

Background Clinical teachers often struggle to record trainee underperformance due to
lacking evidence-based remediation options. Objectives To provide updated evidence …

OBJECTIVE Resident performance on the American Board of Surgery In-Training
Examination (ABSITE) is used for evaluation of surgical knowledge and guides resident …

BACKGROUND The Surgical Council on Resident Education's (SCORE) structured
educational curriculum for general surgery residents uses a 2-year repeating cycle of …

INTRODUCTION Resident performance on the Plastic Surgery In-Service Examination
(PSITE) is used as a predictor of success on the American Board of Plastic Surgery Written …

Objective Surgical trainees with significant underperformance require formal support to
return to an expected standard, termed remediation. The aim of this scoping review was to …

Abstract Purpose The American Board of Surgery In-Training Examination (ABSITE) has
been administered to all surgical residents across the United States annually since 1975 …

Objective We hypothesized residents enrolled in an Accelerated Clinical Education in
Surgery (ACES) program would improve their scores to above the 30 th percentile. We …

Objective To discover if first-attempt failure of the American Board of Colon and Rectal
Surgery (ABCRS) board examination is associated with surgical training or personal …

Background Remediation involves formalized support for surgical trainees with significant
underperformance to return to expected standards. There is a need to understand current …